Rookwood(1880 - 1967)  is known as one of the premier American Art Pottery companies.  These pieces were made in limited quantities and are of very high quality.  Prices range from around $100 for the later pieces to >$10,000 for the earier high quality pieces.

The most expensive Rookwood piece sold at auction in 1991 for $198,000 for a 1900’s vase by Shirayamadani decorated with an electroplated fish swimming under a sea-green glaze.

This Rookwood mark is is from 1914, signified by the roman numerals XIV.  The form mark is 1664.

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